On 16 Dec 2007, Tim Hill wrote: > In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Dave Symes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > wrote: >> Got a problem... guess there is an answer but can't seem to find it. > >> Silly people > > Guilty m'lud. > >> create sites with black backgrounds, then plonk grey text >> on it... or Dark blue text. > > oops www.tightfittheatre.co.uk/index.htm > >> In Oregano, If I tick Off the "Use Document colours" the black >> background is replaced with white and I can see the grey text. > > Okay, so our text isn't the darkest blue in Netsurf, and there's more > white than grey text. Is it legible? > >> Is there a comparable option in NetSurf? I'm using NS (02 Dec 2007 >> 06:00) > > Maybe NS assumes eyes and a monitor of the highest quality? ;-) > (There are times I would like to apply gamma adjustment to web pages, to > see dark pictures or over-exposed ones without having to download and > fiddle with an editor. Not such a problem with my new spectacles. ;-)) > > I wonder how many web sites are developed on new LCDs, rather than ratty > old ray-tubes such as the example on my right: it has an okay picture as > long as the case has a sharp blow once in a while. It struggles with the > RiscPC's apparently 'weak' output and it's old, it's burnt in and it's > dying. > > <checks all web sites on CRT> > > Nope, they look okay to me. But wait! Netsurf renders the colours wrongly > and the _always_underlined_links_ are dark blue, rather than the chosen > hue of pale green (see any other browser). So you maybe don't need to be > able to disable colours, you perhaps need to be able to turn them on!!!
Its pale green here (CRT, NS 28Dec07) > > Someone else can hunt around the bug-tracker for that one, I'm off to bed. > -- Cheers Roger If you don't know where you're going, you'll end up somewhere else.
